Vile Art Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFA| Wickedness plain witchery | A |
| A withdrawal from the way of wisdom | B |
| For when you will to wait a while | C |
| You only wallow more in wilderness | D |
| For one must have withdrawn the written writ | E |
| While he knows not what's on the way | F |
| And then wades down the wearying chamber | A |
Abdulsalam Oyinlola
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Poet's note: The poem condemns Wickedness comparing it to witchcraft practices. The poet sees wickedness as a deviation from the "way of wisdom". The end of wicked people from the spiritual point of view is frustration and damnation as the damned soul wades down to hell fire, the wearying chamber.
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